Calling No 5 Mk I "Jungle Carbine" Owners

SIGSHR

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There is the oft repeated story about the Jungle Carbine and its "wandering zero" if that's a consideration.
 

ernie8

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All Enfields suffer from a bit from a " wandering zero " . The main reason for it being attached to the No 5 is after WWII the army wanted a new semi auto , but the treasury did not want to spent the money and wanted to go with the No 5 . So one of the army's arguments was a wandering zero .
 
The No. 5 was lightened by the removal of metal. This reduced the stiffness of the action. The result was much larger groups on target.
 
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